Bradley Gibson Interview: Returning to Hercules and Making His West End Debut
Bradley Gibson recently made his West End debut in Disney’s Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, reprising the role he originated in New Jersey in 2023. The show runs until 5 September. Here, Bradley shares his thoughts on returning to the role, the power...
Jake Brasch and Nadja Leonhard-Hooper on HOLE!: A Two-Hander Musical Comedy Asking the Big Questions
Jake Brasch and Nadja Leonhard-Hooper, the creative force behind HOLE!, joined Harvey Morton for a candid conversation about their boundary-pushing musical comedy. Following sold-out runs in Edinburgh and New York, HOLE! is now playing at Soho Theatre in London until...
Tomorrow’s Too Late: Dylan Holloway’s Courageous Journey of Authenticity Extended at The Arzner
Tomorrow’s Too Late is a moving and intimate documentary that takes you on a rare journey through the gender transition of musician Dylan Holloway, also known as Dylan And The Moon. Directed by Terry Loane, the film captures Dylan’s courage and vulnerability as they...
Queer, Disabled, and Unstoppable: Amelia Cavallo and Ebony Rose Dark on Art, Activism, and Accessibility
In celebration of Disability Pride Month and Extant’s pioneering Enhance programme at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival, we spoke with two remarkable queer, visually impaired performers: Amelia Cavallo (they/them), known as Tito Bone, and Ebony Rose...
Why SISTERS Is the Must-Watch Show on OUTflix This July
If you’re looking for something fresh, bold, and unapologetically queer to add to your July watchlist, SISTERS is it. Premiering on OUTflix on July 21st 2026, this darkly funny series flips the script on a devout polygamist community when their patriarch suddenly dies...
A Year in London: An Interview with Director Flaminia Graziadei, and Actresses Nina Pons & Melanie Liburd
Flaminia Graziadei is the director and writer of A Year in London, a tender LGBTQ+ love story set in the vibrant city of London. Nina Pons stars as Olivia, a fashion student navigating new love and self-discovery, while Melanie Liburd plays Nina, Olivia’s professor...
Interview: Josh Butler chats Ride The Cyclone
Josh Butler stars as Noel Gruber, the most romantic boy in town, in the critically acclaimed musical Ride The Cyclone at Southwark Playhouse. We spoke with Josh about his connection to the show, the challenges of playing Noel, and what queer audiences can...
Jack Shep: wanting to be cool, having to be funny
I’ve been a fan of Jack since I first saw him in One Day, and then I got to chat to him at the BAFTAs back in May. It was a whirlwind moment, Jack surrounded by the SNL UK cast, glowing with the kind of energy that only comes from being on the cusp of something big....